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MCC Visitors Tix for tomorrow's Game

Geddy Lee
in Melbourne Demons

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Hi All,

I haven't purchased visitors tickets for a long time from the MCC;

What is the best method of purchasing them without going into the ground? How do you guys do it?

And were they always $40? I remember them being cheaper. Trying to get a Dawks supporter to come; don't think he'll lay out that moolah.

Regards,

GL.

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    Through this site.

    Pretty sure you select MCC from the drop down and then select general admission (as opposed to reserved seating). $30.

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    I never know which areas are reserved and which aren't. I usually just sit wherever I can find a free seat.

    One of the most annoying things about the MCC is sitting in an unreserved seat and having someone turn up and ask you to leave because they were sitting there in the first quarter. I don't really know what the etiquette is there, but I think you should at least leave a scarf or something behind so people know you're coming back.

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    Pfffft.

    I'd tell them to get stuffed.

    I can't believe anybody would have the gall to do that.

    Unless they have a ticket for the seat they have no claim to it in my eyes.

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    I never know which areas are reserved and which aren't. I usually just sit wherever I can find a free seat.

    One of the most annoying things about the MCC is sitting in an unreserved seat and having someone turn up and ask you to leave because they were sitting there in the first quarter. I don't really know what the etiquette is there, but I think you should at least leave a scarf or something behind so people know you're coming back.

    For home and away games they issue seat tickets for level 2 and 3. So when you want to sit on those levels you approach a staff member and they will give you a seat ticket. If visitors want to sit on levels 2 and 3 you will also need to get them a balcony pass. The availability of balcony passes depends on how popular the game will be, information is available on the MCC website.

    For levels 1 and 4 it's just normal seating, you can leave a clothing item or something on your seat if you want to go get food/drink, go the bathroom etc.

    Visitor tickets are $30.

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